Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24
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agva. sorgs Auo ooaammTo. The Catholic dhurck at S. Paul Iowa
 vas destroyed by whirlwind, on Ffi- day.
 An express train on the Fon Wayne
 road jumded the tssck at Allianct killing one man.
 Two lives and grest deal of psoperty
 was lost by . cloud burse n Kingston, New Mexica laA Friday.
 The supreme coun of Washington tefIitory has declared the woman sulrag< ad not unconstitutional
 John Phe!psua Saturday coasicted of murder at Salem, III, and given thirty ysars in the penitentiary.
 Hen. Aaron A. SasRent ex-United States senator from Califoenis, died n San Francisco on the I3th inst Sixty thousand Amesicans go to Europe every year and spend not iess than $I,ooo each os $6o. COG. COG. A WichiGa doctor advestises by circu- lar: Il will pay one-haA of the funeral expenses where l am not successful These are a7.ooo subjects of Geeai Britian living in the state of Nassaehu- se&ts. who decline to become cikisens ol this great republic.
 A New York elevator cookainine thir- teen women and girls fell from the third story of building to the basement killing one woman.
 A dispatch has been received at Paris stating that Henry M Stanley, the ez. plorer, had been killed by natives in AtIea, after having been desestsd by his escort.
 The New Hampshire house of Iepre' sentalives has just defeated bill grant. ing municipal suffrage to somen by a
 vote of one hundred and fogty-eight to eighty seven.
 J.H. Hampson and William Garland, have secured the contract to build the
 Mexican National rsilroad from Ire.
 Pedti-, rex.s. to the C.y of Menco q distance of $50 miles
 John P St. J',ha r.fuscs to engage in hls prohibition crusade in zny state no~ held securely by ihe dem5c and explains why, in bis explanation 'Oh, ~e are fighting the repnhlicans now."
 Ecian sends up {, om Lleweliyn Pari every night a small bslloon held by a wire The balloon bears an electric l,gh,, which at the height ot {, ,oco feet or so. II IS impossible to dist ineulsh from . star.
 The Dow liquor law of Ohio has closed more than 5.ooa saloons in that state. The prohibtionist are again1 the law because it has not closed moee, and the whiskey seller gre aeains, it because # has cloed SO many.
 . The Hawaiian '.army" consists of one ''Generalissimo," five eoIouels. i've majors, one adjutant-genersl, one quar- te.mastergenersl. one aide-de-camp, one adjutant. two leutenants eight sergeants, sixteen cospoeal1 one band master, twenty-four bandsmen and sixty privaies
 The L,ck telescope at San Jose, Cal, will probably be in place by Oetober. The column for of support of the telescope is nov practically eomplsted- The tube composing the body of the instrument, in which is to be placed lenses, is being completed at Cleveland, Ohio
 The St. Louis, Chicago { Cincinnati express. while approaching Warrington at the rate of forty miles an houf, jumped the track on sharp curve near the de- pot and all the cars sxeept the sieepers were wrecked. The accident vas caused by the air breaks getting ous. of order. The engineer vas killed and ten passengers severely injured.
 Ateuifc hail storm stuck Renfrov. Minn.. from the northwest wednesday evening, followed soon afterward by a cloud from the northeast. The two met at the outskirts of the village, and be- tween the terrific gale and hail . great deal o( damage vas done. Mrs. A P. Haahn was instantly killed and 0ustav Creiger fatally injured.
 An oikcial announcement comes from Denver that the annual meeting of the National Editorial association, called to meet in Denver, on September 9th, has been postponed on account ot . difficulty in perieeting satisfactory arrangements '1ith railroad companies for the trans- loottafion of delegates. The meeting siIl be held hereafter at a time and place to be fixed by the executive con- inittee.
 The body of colored girl. horribly inu,ilated. was found in the woods near Monroe, La, yesterday. Her step-father, Dan Haskins. was suspected, and as he had fed to the woods, the citizens armed themselves and finally captsed him af- ter severely wounding him. He con- fsssed and asked to be hanged. The citizens thought his request reasonable and therefore granted it immediately
 A combination train on the Evansville l. Indianapolis toad went through . l wooden culvert at Saline City, twenty l miles from Tere Haute. Ind. The en- zine and fifteen cars passed over it | safely, but 1t gave way under one pas s,.nger coach, which fell on its side fif- l .een feet below. There were fifteen l passengers in the coach. Six Of them l were injured.
 An ice making machine was recently paced on board the new United States | cruiser Boston. It IS the first time that | m apparatus of that kind has ever been on m American war ship | The trial is made for the purpose of vessels On the Asiatlc squad rcn sThe government has iound,' says the Washington Critic, 'that in climate where the ofhcezs and creWs suf- | I~e fvnrvn -ant af s~~ sH = 6~1s~~>~S2 eh~e